World Museums
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Arts in Minneapolis
The city of Minneapolis features a number of museums and galleries for international, national and local artwork. Music and theater are also major industries.
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The New Acropolis Museum
Opened in 2009 to widespread anticipation, the new Acropolis Museum in Athens is a monumental undertaking in tribute to one of western civilisation's finest landmarks.
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The Muenter House in Murnau
During the summers of 1909 to 1914, the famous Russian painter lived with Gabriele Muenter in her home south of Munich and founded the Blue Rider artist group.
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Casa Mila – La Pedrera
Barcelona features many buildings by local legend, architect Antoni Gaudi, but none illustrates his inimitable take on modern urban living better than Casa Mila.
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The Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, Canada
Step into the world of shoes at the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, Ontario, Canada for a unique perspective on footwear past and present from around the world.
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La Sagrada Familia
Famously "unfinished", Antoni Gaudi's Temple Expiatori Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is a modern masterpiece in the making.
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Broad Art Museum to Open in Michigan
The Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum, designed by the famed architect Zaha Hadid, will break ground at Michigan State University in East Lansing.
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Museum of Bad Art: - So Bad It's Good
At long last, there is a respectable home for artwork created by society's worst wannabe artists, and the founders want to share this visual pain with the entire world.
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Blakesley Hall, Birmingham – Built in 1590
Blakesley Hall is a fascinating Grade II listed heritage building in the suburb of Yardley in Birmingham, UK. Visitors can see how wealthy farmers lived in Tudor times.
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Museum Gem in Ica, Peru a Must-See
An easy to reach museum showcases two remarkable collections, one of pots the other of mummies, revealing some dark secrets from both pre-Columbian civilisations and our
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The Glass Pavilion
Visit the Glass Pavilion to witness not only the glass works inside, but stay to marvel at the artistry and construction of the Glass Pavilion itself.
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Postal History On Display
Tucked away inside New York City's James A. Farley Post Office is a little museum devoted to postal history.
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The Piraeus Archaeological Museum
Tourists waiting for a ferry to the Greek Islands should sieze an hour to visit the Piraeus Archeaological Museum, where locally-found items will amaze and delight.
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Peru's Gold Musuem a Real Treasure
Peru's Gold Museum with its two very different galleries - one given over to weapons and military artifacts the other showcasing Peru's history in gold - is excellent.
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